Electrical device comprising conductors made of carbonized plastic, and method and apparatus for the production thereof

ABSTRACT

An electrical device having carbonized conductors and a method and a device for the production thereof is disclosed. The electrical device has electrical components having connections. Furthermore, there are situated between the electrical components regions made of plastic with conductors having carbonized plastic and/or agglomerated nanoparticles. The conductors are connected to the connections of the components and/or to external connections of the electronic device.

BACKGROUND

The wiring and packaging of electrical components and/or semiconductorchips to form compact electrical devices is extremely complex andcostly. Thus, it is necessary to provide external contacts which are tobe connected to electrodes of the electrical components and/or tocontact areas of semiconductor chips via a plurality of wiring layers ormultilayer substrates. Through contacts have to be provided between thewiring layers or in the multilayer substrates in order that theconductor tracks of the different layers are electrically connected toone another via said through contacts. The production of electricaldevices constructed in this way is thus complicated and cost-intensive.

SUMMARY

The present invention provides an electrical device that can be producedcost-effectively and also a method and a device for the production ofthe device.

According to one embodiment of the invention, an electrical device hasat least one electrical component having electrical connections.Furthermore, the electrical device has a region made of plastic withconductors having carbonized plastic and/or agglomerated nanoparticles.The conductors are connected to electrical connections and/or toexternal connections of the electrical device.

One advantage of this electrical device is that it is possible torealize three-dimensional wirings between electrodes to be wired ofelectrical components and/or contact areas of semiconductor chips withexternal contacts of the electrical device without complicated rewiringlayers or multilayer substrates having to be provided in the electricaldevice. Rather, the region made of plastic with carbonized conductorsmay be configured three-dimensionally. Conductors running bothvertically and horizontally and conductors at any desired solid angleare possible, with the result that effective and short wiring paths canbe realized in the device with the aid of the regions. This means thatit is possible to reduce propagation time delays within the electricaldevice and to plan the conductor routings three-dimensionally andpassive, capacitive or inductive components can be incorporated in theregion by means of spiral or by means of sheetlike formation of theconductors.

The carbonization of the plastic to form conductors in a region isrealized by supplying energy with locally delimited carbonization of theplastic. An orientation and an agglomeration of nanoparticles to formconductors may be effected by application of alternating electromagneticfields or by means of microwave excitation. Depending on the material ofthe nanoparticles, such excitations may lead to an anisotropicorientation of the nanoparticles distributed isotropically in theplastic through to the nanoparticles being sintered together to formconductors in the plastic. Furthermore, conductors made of initiallyunbound nanoparticles or agglomerates of nanoparticles with bridges madeof carbonized sections between the agglomerates or the nanoparticles arealso provided for the electrical device.

The conduction type which is predominant in the device depends, on theone hand, on the quantity of the addition of nanoparticles and, on theother hand, on the type of energy supply by means of electromagneticexcitation or by means of thermal radiation, and also on the propertiesof the plastic. The higher the degree of crosslinking of a resin layersurrounding the conductor tracks, the more stably a conductor trackrouting is possible. For this purpose, the resin layer directlyadjoining the conductor may be incipiently cured or cured duringcarbonization, with the result that the “carbon black conductor” ismechanically stabilized. The transition to the external connections ofthe electronic device may be achieved by metallizing the ends of thecarbonized conductors.

Apparatus for the production of an electrical device including at leastone component having electrical connections has a casting mold for theintroduction of plastic. At least one electrical component can beinserted into the casting mold. The casting mold may be formed by ashallow vessel, on the flat bottom of which a plurality of electricalcomponents such as passive components and/or semiconductor chips may bearranged before plastic is introduced into the casting mold. In additionto the casting mold, the apparatus has at least one focusable energysource with an orienting mechanism for guiding the focusing region ofthe energy source in regions of the introduced plastic. Said focusableenergy source serves for the formation of conductors of the electricaldevice to be produced.

Furthermore, the apparatus has a casting device for the continuous orlayer-by-layer filling of the casting mold with plastic whilst embeddingthe components and forming connecting conductors in regions of theplastic.

An apparatus of this type has the advantage that it can be extended asdesired if more than one component having electrical connections is tobe provided in the electrical device and a corresponding number ofregions become necessary between the components for the purpose ofinterconnecting the connections of the components and for the purpose ofconnecting the connections to external connections. A further advantageis that a focusable energy source is used in order to convert theplastic into carbonized conductors locally in the region.

For transparent plastics, the focusable energy source has the advantagethat conductors arise within the plastic at the focal point if thelatter is guided by the orienting mechanism in a predetermined directionfor the formation of conductors. For non-transparent plastics, too, afocusable energy source is advantageous on the one hand in order todelimit the local extension of the conductor tracks and, on the otherhand, in order to produce a carbonization of the plastic of the surfaceas far as a depth delimited by the focus.

In addition to the casting mold and the focusable energy source, theapparatus has a casting device for plastic. Said casting device servesfor the continuous or layer-by-layer filling of the casting mold withplastic. During the filling or after the filling of a thin layer in eachcase, connecting conductors are produced in the regions of the plasticwith the aid of the focusable energy source. The component havingelectrical connections is embedded in synthetic resin at the same timeand continuously or layer by layer. The focusable energy source may be alaser apparatus with a focusable laser beam, an ultrasonic apparatuswith focusable ultrasonic excitation, a microwave apparatus withfocusable microwave excitation, or an electron beam or ion beamapparatus.

On account of their high availability and their high precision, laserapparatuses are preferably used for the apparatus for the production ofan electronic device including regions or conductors made of carbonizedplastic. A high precision is also afforded by electron beam and ion beaminstallations. Ultrasonic energy sources and microwave apparatuses areparticularly suitable if the intention is to realize sheetlike orlayered carbonized regions, as are advantageous as capacitor plates forexample for passive devices.

One embodiment of the apparatus provides for two energy sources that arespaced apart from one another to be coupled via an optical or mechanicalorienting device. In this case, the orienting device is able tosuperimpose the focusing regions of the focusable energy source withinthe regions in such a way that the sum of the energy radiated in thefocus region locally carbonizes the plastic in order to form conductors.Each individual beam from the energy sources, by contrast, does notbring about any alterations in the plastic. In the case of a transparentplastic, both horizontal and vertical conductors and conductors at anydesired spatial angle can thus be realized within a relatively thickregion.

In the case of non-transparent plastics, the superimposition of thefocusing regions may lead to a carbonization in each case on a surfaceof the plastic, so that this device is suitable both for transparentplastics and for non-transparent plastics for conductor formation. Thecontrol of the orienting mechanism or the control of the energy sourcesand the control of the focusing regions may be supervised and controlledby means of a microprocessor.

The type of energy source also determines the type of orienting device.

Thus, ion beam and electron beams installations are provided withelectro-optical actuators that permit the electron or ion beam to beguided along conductors to be formed. In the case of laser apparatusesespecially optical deflection means such as polygonal rotating mirrorsand upstream or downstream lens systems have proved worthwhile in orderto guide the deflections of a focused laser beam along plannedconductors in the region made of plastic.

A method for the production of an electronic device including at leastone electrical component having electrical connections is characterizedby the following method steps. Firstly, the electrical component isarranged in a casting mold for plastic. Afterward, a plastic isintroduced into the casting mold in order to at least partially embedthe electrical component in the plastic. Subsequently or synchronously,the method effects a method step of partial carbonization of the plasticand/or partial agglomeration of nanoparticles in the plastic to formconductors in a region. Energy of a focused and guided beam from anenergy source is radiated in for this purpose.

A method of this type has the advantage that, between externalconnections of the electronic device to be produced and connections ofthe electrical component, it is possible subsequently or simultaneouslyto produce connecting conductors in the plastic. In an advantageousmanner, vertical conductors can thus be realized by virtue of theplastic composition gradually rising in the casting mold and at the sametime the focus region of an energy source activating the points at whichvertical conductors are intended to arise. For horizontal conductors,the casting process can be interrupted in order to make available aplane for a conductor track layer within regions. Horizontally orientedconductors arise in this case which, on the one hand, can be connectedto the vertical conductors or conductors formed at a solid angle. On theother hand, these conductors can be connected to external connections ofthe electrical device or to connections of the electrical component.

If the plastic is enriched with nanoparticles, then it is possible, withthe aid of the energy source, to ensure that the nanoparticlesagglomerate to form conductors through to sintering of nanoparticles toform conductors. Furthermore, it is advantageously possible to produceelectrically conductive bridges made of carbonized plastic betweenagglomerates of nanoparticles, thereby giving rise to conductors whichhave both carbonized plastic and nanoparticles. In a special way,nanoparticles can also be excited by microwaves or ultrasonic waves insuch a way that they form sheetlike conductor tracks which canadvantageously be used as capacitor plates for passive components.

In the case of transparent plastics, two spaced-apart energy sources maybe oriented in such a way that their focus regions are superimposed forthe formation of conductors. This is particularly advantageous in thecase of transparent plastics, especially as vertical conductors orconductors at a solid angle can then subsequently be realized there alsowithin the volume of the regions made of plastic. In this case, it ispossible firstly to produce at least one first plastic layer withcompletely embedded electrical components and with conductors, andafterward it is possible to stack further plastic layers—are arranged onthe first layer—each with embedded further electrical components.

In this case, carbonization of the plastic with the aid of thesuperimposition of focus regions of two energy sources gives rise toconductors within the transparent plastic layers, conductors from layerto layer and conductors outward to external connections. At the ends ofsaid outwardly directed connections, the carbonized plastic of theconductors can be metallized. On the other hand, it is possible toprovide, instead of a pure carbonization of plastic, an agglomeration ofnanoparticles in order to realize conductors made of metallicnanoparticles inwardly and outwardly.

To summarize, it is advantageous to introduce the chips into a clear,that is to say transparent, medium that can be carbonized by the supplyof heat, such as a highly viscous casting resin, step by step.Afterward, the resin can be cured and the electrical contact connectionscan be produced by means of laser bombardment. The laser bombardmentcarbonizes the resin at the focal point of each laser beam. This givesrise to carbon black, which is electrically conductive. In order toreduce the structure width and the tolerances and also for fastercarbonization without damaging the directly adjoining resin, a secondlaser beam is focused onto the same point.

In addition, the directly adjoining resin layer may be incipiently curedor cured in order thus to mechanically stabilize the “carbon blackconductor track”. Finally, a metallic external connection of theelectronic device can be created outwardly by metallization of thecarbon black. Consequently, the invention enables an arbitraryarrangement of electrical components and semiconductor chip in asynthetic resin and a three-dimensional wiring of the electricalcomponents and semiconductor chips arranged in the synthetic resin. Forthe designer of complex circuit modules, this affords the advantage of atotally free configuration of the conductor network within the moduleand a totally free arrangement of the individual electrical componentswith corresponding electrical connections.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The accompanying drawings are included to provide a furtherunderstanding of the present invention and are incorporated in andconstitute a part of this specification. The drawings illustrate theembodiments of the present invention and together with the descriptionserve to explain the principles of the invention. Other embodiments ofthe present invention and many of the intended advantages of the presentinvention will be readily appreciated as they become better understoodby reference to the following detailed description. The elements of thedrawings are not necessarily to scale relative to each other. Likereference numerals designate corresponding similar parts.

FIG. 1 illustrates a schematic cross section through apparatus for theproduction of an electronic device of a first embodiment of theinvention.

FIG. 2 illustrates a schematic cross section through apparatus inaccordance with a second embodiment of the invention.

FIG. 3 illustrates a schematic plan view of a region in a device of athird embodiment of the invention.

FIG. 4 illustrates a schematic cross section through apparatus forproduction of a module with stacked electronic components of a fourthembodiment of the invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

FIG. 1 illustrates a schematic cross section through a device orapparatus 36 for the production of an electronic device of a firstembodiment of the invention. The apparatus 36 has a casting mold 10formed as a shallow trough. This shallow trough has a bottom level 21,from which the casting mold can be filled with synthetic resin.Furthermore, the upwardly open casting mold 10 has side walls 39 and 40.An energy source 12, which can supply a focusable beam 20, is arrangedabove the casting mold 10.

In this embodiment of the apparatus 36, the energy source 12 used is alaser apparatus 15 having a laser housing 41 and an orienting device 30flanged onto the laser housing 41, by means of which the laser beam canbe optically deflected over the entire bottom level, in which case afocusing device arranged in the orienting device 30 can adapt the focusof the laser apparatus to the distance between orienting device andbottom level and also the different casting levels 22 to 29 which resultwhen the casting mold 10 is filled with synthetic resin. Furthermore,the apparatus 36 has a casting device (not illustrated), which fills thecasting mold 10 with plastic continuously or layer by layer.

This casting device that is not illustrated may be a plastic dispensingdevice or a plastic spraying or plastic injecting device by means ofwhich the plastic can be introduced into the casting mold 10 eithercontinuously or layer by layer or level by level. Different electricalcomponents 1, 2 and 3 can be introduced onto the bottom level. In theembodiment illustrated in FIG. 1, the electrical components are threesemiconductor chips which are to be embedded in a plastic 11 and thecontact areas 17 of which are disposed on the top sides 49. In thiscase, the rear sides 50 are to be connected to corresponding externalcontacts 9 of the electronic device to be formed.

In order to produce a device such as is illustrated in principle in thecasting mold 10 in FIG. 1, firstly a first plastic layer 42 is appliedon the bottom level 21 of the casting mold 10, the thickness of saidfirst plastic layer being dimensioned in such a way that the focusedlaser beam 20 from the energy source 12 can fully carbonize this firstplastic layer 42 from the first casting level 22 through to the bottomlevel 21. The remaining synthetic resin layers 43 to 48 are alsodimensioned in terms of their thickness such that they can in each casebe carbonized throughout by the focused laser beam 20.

In this embodiment of the invention, external contacts 9 are prepared bythe carbonization of the first plastic layer on the bottom level 21 ofthe casting mold 10. As illustrated in FIG. 1, it is possible to provideareas of completely different sizes for said external contacts. This hasparticular advantages for the circuit design, with the result that thearrangement of the external contacts can be adapted to any devicestandard.

After such selective carbonization of the first layer, a second plasticlayer 43 may be applied up to the casting level 23, which is againgraded such that this layer 43 can also be fully contact-connected bymeans of carbonization with the aid of the laser beam 20. In this case,it is possible to retain the area of the external contacts of the firstlayer 42 or already to perform a reduction of the area size of theexternal contacts. After the carbonization of the first two layers 42and 43, the electrical components 1, 2 and 3 illustrated here areapplied by their rear sides 50 on this level 24.

This gives rise to large-area contact connections to the externalcontacts 9 of the components 1 and 3 or, as illustrated by the component2, it is also possible to realize pointlike contact connections to theexternal contacts. By setting the viscosity of the second layer 43, therear sides 50 can practically be fixed on this second plastic layer 43.The embedding of the edge sides of the semiconductor chips in theplastic composition then begins by application of the plastic layers 44to 46. After the application of each of these plastic layers 44 to 46,the carbonization is continued locally and selectively where verticalconductors or conductors at an arbitrary solid angle are intended toarise, until the casting level 27 is reached, which has a common areawith the active top sides 49 of the semiconductor chips.

A further layer 47 is applied to this area or on the level 27, in thecase of which layer the conductors arranged vertically or at a solidangle are now not only continued but the plastic is also fullycarbonized over the contact areas 17 of the semiconductor chips. Theplastic layer 48 with the casting level 29 is then applied. Horizontalconnecting conductors 8 to the vertical conductors or to the conductors8 arranged at a solid angle and to the contact areas 17 are thenrealized in the plastic layer 48. In order to protect these carbonizedconductors in the topmost layer 48, a further plastic layer (notillustrated) may be applied, or it is possible to further continue theconductor structure in the plastic and to construct further electroniccomponents three-dimensionally over the casting level 29. The plastic 11used in this embodiment is either a transparent plastic or anon-transparent plastic and may be enriched with nanoparticles. Sincethe layer sequence and the layer thickness of the plastic layers 42 to48 are set with respect to full carbonization, for the methodillustrated in FIG. 1 it is possible to use any plastic which can becarbonized or which can be agglomerated with nanoparticles,independently of its transparency.

FIG. 2 illustrates a schematic cross section through an apparatus 37 inaccordance with a second embodiment of the invention. Components havingfunctions identical to those in FIG. 1 are identified by the samereference symbols and are not discussed separately. This apparatus 37 ofthe second embodiment of the invention has been developed in particularfor wiring of electrical components with electrical connections whichare to be packaged in a transparent plastic. For this purpose, theapparatus 37 has a second energy source 13, which is likewise providedby a laser apparatus 16. In this embodiment of the invention, the laserapparatus 16 is constructed in exactly the same way as the laserapparatus 15. The two laser apparatuses are arranged at a distance abovethe upwardly open casting mold 10. The two laser beams 20 and 60 overlapin their focus regions 14, which are oriented such that the common focusregion can produce conductors made of carbonized plastic bycarbonization within the region of the plastic. In this example, too,the electrical components that can be positioned in the casting mold 10are realized by semiconductor chips. These semiconductor chips havecontact areas 17 serving as electrical connections 6 on their active topsides 49.

In the case of this apparatus 37, it is possible using transparentplastic to provide substantially thicker layers made of plastic than inthe first embodiment. The plastic layer 18 may already completely coverthe electrical components. The individual focused laser beam 20 or 60from the laser apparatuses 15 and 16, respectively, does not supplysufficient energy to initiate carbonization of the transparent plastic.Carbonization is possible, however, at the focal point 14 of the twolaser apparatuses 15 and 16. The orienting devices 30 of the two laserapparatuses 15 and 16 result in the realization of a three-dimensionalwiring by means of carbonized conductors in the substantially thickerlayer 18 than the layers 42 to 48 of FIG. 1.

Firstly, however, in a manner similar to that in the first embodiment, athin plastic layer 42 is applied to the bottom level 21 before thesemiconductor chips are positioned by their rear sides 50 and theexternal contacts 9 which are intended to be contact-connected to therear sides 50 of the semiconductor chips are prepared in this bottomlayer 42. Afterward, the trough-type casting mold can be filled with aplastic layer 18 beyond the level of the active top sides 49. Theresidual non-carbonized plastic of the layer 42 and of the layer 18 isthen available in order to realize a three-dimensional wiring betweenadditional external contacts provided for the electronic device and theelectrical connections 6 in the form of contact areas 17 of thesemiconductor chips.

FIG. 3 illustrates a schematic plan view of a region 7 of a thirdembodiment of the invention. This plan view is delimited by the castingmold 10 with its side walls 39, 40, 51 and 52. In this embodiment of theinvention, four electrical components 1 to 4 in the form of foursemiconductor chips of different sizes are arranged in a transparentplastic layer 18, their electrical connections 6 in the form of contactareas 17 being interconnected via carbonized conductors 8. Both thearrangement of the connections 6 on the active top sides 49 of thesemiconductor chips and the routing of the horizontal conductors made ofcarbonized plastic or made of agglomerated nanoparticles or made of acombination of the two can be configured totally freely. Thisillustration according to FIG. 3 presupposes that the plastic 11 istransparent, so that the course of the conductors 8 and also thearrangement of the four semiconductor chips and their contact areas 17are visible even though they are arranged in different levels.

FIG. 4 illustrates a schematic cross section through a apparatus 38 forthe production of a module having stacked electrical components 1 to 5of a fourth embodiment of the invention. A transparent plastic 11 wasused in this embodiment of the invention, too. The casting mold 10 hashigher side walls 39 and 40 than the embodiments of the previousfigures. These higher side walls 39 and 40 make it possible to produce astack of three plastic layers 18, 19 and 42.

Two laser apparatuses 15 and 16 are provided for this device 38, too.These laser apparatuses 15 and 16 differ from the laser apparatuses inthe previous embodiments by virtue of the fact that separate orientingdevices 30 and 31 having planar tilting mirrors 32 and 33 are provided.Said tilting mirrors 32 and 33 are tilted by the angles β/2 and γ/2,respectively, in order to cause the laser beams 20 and 60, respectively,to be rotated by the angles β and γ, respectively. In this case, thecommon focal point 14 describes a conductor 53 which, by way of example,produces a connection between one of the contact areas 17 of theelectrical component 5 and a connection 6 of the component 4.

In order to produce such a complex structural device in the form of amodule having a plurality of components which are in part stacked oneabove the other, firstly a thin layer 42 is applied on the bottom level21 of the casting mold 10, as in the previous embodiments. Said thinlayer is fully carbonized at the locations at which external connections9 are to be provided. Afterward, the lower layer including electricalcomponents 1, 2 and 3 is applied to the level 22 of the layer 42 and thecasting mold 10 is filled with transparent plastic 11 up to the castinglevel 34.

The region 7 of the layer 18 is provided with conductors with the aid ofthe laser apparatuses 15 and 16. Afterward, further components 4, 5 maybe introduced into the casting mold 10 onto the level 34 at envisagedlocations and once again be embedded in a thick transparent plasticlayer 19 up to the casting level 35. The thicknesses of the layers 18and 19 are between 500 μm and 2000 μm. Moreover, as many layers 18 and19 as desired can be stacked one above the other, so that entire moduleblocks can be produced inexpensively.

After the application of the transparent layer 19, the conductiveconnections in the form of conductors 8 are then introduced into theregion 7 of the second thick transparent layer 19. The conductor tracks8, which here are for the most part illustrated in a vertical orhorizontal direction, may also be realized at any arbitrary solid anglein order to ensure optimum and short connecting paths.

In order to guide the focal point 14 along the conductor 53, the laserbeams 20 and 60 are pivoted synchronously by the angles β and γ,respectively. For this purpose, the tilting mirrors 32 and 33 arepivoted about their pivots 54 in the direction b and c, respectively,while the laser beams change their direction in B and C, respectively.

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 13. An electrical device comprising: at least oneelectrical component having electrical connections; a region made ofplastic with conductors having carbonized plastic and/or agglomeratednanoparticles; and the conductors being connected to the electricalconnections and/or to external connections of the electrical device. 14.The electrical device of claim 13, comprising: wherein the conductorscomprise nanoparticles with carbonized short-circuit paths between thenanoparticles.
 15. The electrical device of claim 14, comprising:wherein the conductors comprise anisotropically oriented nanoparticles.16. The electrical device of claim 13, comprising: wherein theconductors comprise anisotropically oriented nanoparticles.
 17. Anelectrical device comprising: an electrical component having electricalconnections; a region made of plastic with conductors having carbonizedplastic; and the conductors being connected to the electricalconnections.
 18. The electrical device of claim 17, comprising: whereinthe conductors comprise nanoparticles with carbonized short-circuitpaths between the nanoparticles.
 19. The electrical device of claim 18,comprising: wherein the conductors comprise anisotropically orientednanoparticles.
 20. An electrical device comprising: an electricalcomponent having electrical connections; a region made of plastic withconductors having carbonized agglomerated nanoparticles; and theconductors being connected to the electrical connections.
 21. Theelectrical device of claim 20, comprising: wherein the conductorscomprise nanoparticles with carbonized short-circuit paths between thenanoparticles.
 22. The electrical device of claim 21, comprising:wherein the conductors comprise anisotropically oriented nanoparticles.23. An apparatus for the production of an electrical device comprisingat least one component having electrical connections, the apparatuscomprising: a casting mold for the introduction of plastic, it beingpossible for at least one component having electrical connections to beinserted into the casting mold; at least one focusable energy sourcewith an orienting device for guiding a focus region of the energy sourcein regions of the introduced plastic for the formation of conductors ofthe electrical device to be produced; at least one casting device forthe continuous or layer-by-layer filling of the casting mold withplastic whilst embedding the component and forming connecting conductorsin regions of the plastic.
 24. The apparatus of claim 23, comprisingwherein the focusable energy source is a laser apparatus.
 25. Theapparatus of claim 23, comprising wherein the focusable energy sourcehas two laser apparatuses which are spaced apart from one another andthe focusing regions of which are spatially superimposed in regions ofthe introduced plastic for the formation of conductors.
 26. Theapparatus of claim 23, comprising wherein the focusable energy sourcehas two laser apparatuses which are spaced apart from one another andthe focusing regions of which are spatially superimposed in regions ofthe introduced plastic for the formation of conductors.
 27. Theapparatus of claim 23, comprising wherein the apparatus comprises amicroprocessor for controlling the energy sources.
 28. A method for theproduction of an electronic device comprising at least one electricalcomponent having electrical connections, the method comprising:arranging the electrical component in a casting mold for plastic;introducing plastic into the casting mold to at least partially embedthe electrical component; and partial carbonization of the plasticand/or partial agglomeration of nanoparticles in the plastic to formconductors in a region by means of radiating in energy of a focused andguided beam from an energy source.
 29. The method of claim 28,comprising firstly producing at least one plastic layer with embeddedelectrical components and with conductors, and afterward further plasticlayers with embedded electrical components are realized, the furtherplastic layers being arranged on the first layer, whereby conductors areproduced within the layers and from layer to layer by carbonization ofthe plastic and/or by agglomeration of nanoparticles in the respectiveplastic layer.
 30. The method of claim 29, comprising wherein conductorsare produced from the connections of the component to externalconnections of the electronic device.
 31. The method of claim 28,comprising wherein conductors are produced from the connections of thecomponent to external connections of the electronic device.
 32. Themethod of claim 28, comprising effecting the two spaced-apart energysources in such a way that their focus regions are superimposed for theformation of conductors.
 33. The method of claim 28, comprisingeffecting the introduction of energy for the formation of conductors bymeans of microwave excitation or by means of electromagnetic radiationor by means of ultrasonic radiation.
 34. A system for the production ofan electronic device comprising at least one electrical component havingelectrical connections, the system comprising: means for arranging theelectrical component in a casting mold for plastic; means forintroducing plastic into the casting mold to at least partially embedthe electrical component; and means for partial carbonization of theplastic and/or partial agglomeration of nanoparticles in the plastic toform conductors in a region by means of radiating in energy of a focusedand guided beam from an energy source.